Chapter

 1 III|      them forth in a pillar of cloud." Mary is to us a pillar
 2 III|      Mary is to us a pillar of cloud, for she protects us like
 3 III|     for she protects us like a cloud from the fiery heat of the
 4 III|        the Psalm, "He spread a cloud."~Mary is a pillar of fire.
 5 III|     remains save an enveloping cloud, the shadow of death, and
 6 VII|     that He would dwell in the cloud" (ibid., 12.) Mary, therefore,
 7 VII|      the Divine Majesty by the cloud of the humanity assumed
 8 VII|   humanity assumed by God-that cloud, I say, of which we read
 9 VII|        in the hastening of the cloud" (XLIII, 24.) And again: "
10 VII| morning star in the midst of a cloud." For like the star in a
11 VII|         For like the star in a cloud is the Word in the flesh
12 XI |       was unaccompanied by any cloud of sin; wherefore this aurora
13 XI |        the sun rises without a cloud, the bush is on fire without
14 XI | conceived and born without the cloud of original sin, without
15 XI |    fire, by day in a pillar of cloud, and because the cloud protected
16 XI |      of cloud, and because the cloud protected the wicked from